Explore guided Rogue River rafting trips through Oregon's Wild and Scenic canyon. Raft the Rogue River through Class I–IV whitewater and choose a multi-day camping, lodge-based, or combination adventure.
Scroll through moments from our multi-day rafting adventures.
Season
May – August
Minimum Age
6 Years Old
Rapids
Class I–IV
Location
Merlin, OR
Choose from 4-day Rogue River camp trips, 3-day Rogue River lodge trips, or combination adventures.
Fully outfitted riverside camping with all equipment provided. Experience true wilderness under the stars.
Starting at
$1,345
+ 5% federal use fee
Stay at historic Black Bar Lodge and Paradise Lodge, accessible only by river or trail.
Starting at
$1,645
+ 5% federal use fee
Mix camping and lodge stays for a varied wilderness experience. Includes layover day at Paradise Lodge.
Starting at
$1,795
+ 5% federal use fee
All prices plus 5% federal use fee
| Trip Type | Adults | Kids | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Day Camping Trip | $1,345 | $1,245 (16 & under) | 2 nights camping |
| 3-Day Lodge Trip | $1,645 | $1,545 (11 & under) | 2 nights at lodges |
| 4-Day Camping Trip | $1,595 | $1,495 (16 & under) | 3 nights camping |
| 4-Day Camp/Camp/Lodge | $1,795 | $1,695 (11 & under) | 2 nights camp, 1 lodge |
| 4-Day Camp/Lodge/Lodge | $1,995 | $1,895 (11 & under) | 1 night camp, 2 lodges |
More than just rafting – a complete wilderness adventure
Whitewater Rafting
Choose between paddle raft or oar raft for Class I-IV rapids
Kayaking
Explore the river at your own pace in our quality kayaks
Swimming
Cool off in pristine swimming holes along the river
Side Hikes
Discover hidden waterfalls and natural waterslides
Wildlife Viewing
Spot deer, bears, otters, osprey, and bald eagles
Historical Exploration
Visit cabin ruins and learn 150+ years of Rogue River history
Award-winning meals prepared fresh on the river
Appetizers
Main Courses
We Accommodate
All guests complete a questionnaire before the trip so we can accommodate your dietary preferences and ensure everyone enjoys amazing meals.
No hidden fees – all equipment and meals provided
Answers to common questions about our multi-day Rogue River rafting trips
All three trips run the same Wild & Scenic canyon with the same guides and boats. The difference is where you sleep:
Current adult prices, plus a 5% federal use fee:
The rafting season runs May through August. Camping and combination trips depart on Fridays. 3-day lodge trips depart on Tuesdays, June through August. Call or text Hugh to check open dates.
The minimum age is 6. River conditions and the specific departure can affect age requirements, so please confirm with us before booking.
No previous rafting experience is required. Your guides provide all equipment, a safety briefing, and instruction. You can ride in an oar boat while a guide rows, join a team paddle boat, or take an inflatable kayak when conditions and ability allow.
The Wild & Scenic Rogue has Class I–IV whitewater, including the well-known Tyee and Blossom Bar rapids, with calm stretches in between for swimming and floating. Guides make every rapid decision based on current conditions and your group.
Professional guides, rafts and inflatable kayaks, life jackets, helmets, paddles, dry bags, all meals from lunch on day one through lunch on the last day, camping gear or lodge stays depending on your trip, and the return shuttle to Morrison's Lodge. Not included: the 5% federal use fee, your personal gear, gratuities, and any lodging before or after the trip.
We meet at Morrison's Rogue River Lodge (8500 Galice Rd, Merlin, OR 97532) at 8:30 a.m. Trips end at Foster Bar, about 6 miles upriver from Agness, around 2:00 p.m. Our included shuttle gets you back to Morrison's Lodge at about 4:30–5:00 p.m.
Contact Hugh directly to discuss your trip and reserve your dates for an unforgettable Rogue River experience.
Morrison's Rogue River Lodge – 8500 Galice Rd, Merlin, OR 97532
The Rogue River was among the first seven rivers in the United States to receive National Wild and Scenic River status in 1968, protecting its pristine wilderness character for generations to come.
Navigate thrilling Class II-IV white water as you journey through spectacular canyon walls, old-growth forests, and past cascading waterfalls. The river corridor remains roadless and motorless, preserving an authentic wilderness experience.
62
Miles of Wilderness
I–IV
Whitewater Class
Keep your eyes open for diverse wildlife including deer, black bears, river otters, osprey, and majestic bald eagles soaring above the canyon.
Explore the wilderness corridor, landmarks, and route through the Rogue River canyon.
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